Cable DeLOCK Mini DisplayPort a DisplayPort 8K 60 Hz 1 m rojo metal

The DeLOCK Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable connects devices with a DisplayPort input—such as monitors, projectors or televisions—to a PC or laptop with a Mini DisplayPort output. The cable is 1 m long, has a 6 mm diameter and comes in a red textile-sheathed jacket with metal housings on the plugs. It features a non-latching connector construction for straightforward insertion and removal.

Advantages

The cable supports a maximum bandwidth of 32.4 Gbps, enabling display of content up to 8K Ultra HD (7680 x 4320) at 60 Hz. HDR signal support improves colour depth, brightness and contrast for more realistic image reproduction. The metal connector housings and textile sheathing provide a durable and visually distinct design while the compact Mini DisplayPort-to-DisplayPort connection allows compatibility between laptops or PCs with Mini DisplayPort outputs and standard DisplayPort displays.

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop with Mini DisplayPort to a DisplayPort monitor
• Connecting a PC with Mini DisplayPort to a projector
• Connecting media players or laptops to DisplayPort-capable TVs
• Use cases requiring up to 8K 60 Hz video and HDR support

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1 m
• Connectors: Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort
• Maximum bandwidth: 32.4 Gbps
• Maximum resolution: up to 8K Ultra HD (7680 x 4320) @ 60 Hz
• HDR: supported
• Product colour: red
• Housing: metal; jacket: textile sheathing
• Connector latch: no latch (non-latching)

How to use

Plug the Mini DisplayPort end into the Mini DisplayPort output on your laptop or PC and insert the DisplayPort end into the DisplayPort input on your monitor, projector or television. Ensure both devices are powered on and set to the correct input source. After connection, configure the display settings on your computer to the desired resolution and refresh rate (for example 7680 x 4320 at 60 Hz) and enable HDR in the operating system or display settings if required.

Recommendations

For best results with high-resolution HDR content, use a compatible graphics card and enable the appropriate output settings on both the source device and the display. Avoid sharp bends near the connector ends and keep the cable away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference.